Gardening for Wildlife means protecting the creek!
/in Clean Water, Conservation, Kids, TenneSEA, Uncategorized/by Mary Beth SuttonMay is garden for wildlife month…..and that fits perfectly with our initiatives in Mountain Creek Watershed! We are partnering with the Chattanooga Area Pollinator Partnership (https://chapollinator.org )and Red Bank Elementary with a nice grant from Tennessee American Water Company to create a pollinator flyway down the Mountain Creek valley to the Tennessee River. Read more
Celebrate Stringers Branch
/in Clean Water, Conservation, TenneSEA, Water Quality/by NaomiCome join us in the second special event of our new watershed group, Friends of Red Bank Streams! Learn about the life of the creek as well as why it is posted “do not touch”….and why the critters ignore that! Join our watershed group in finding ways to continue to improve and restore Stringers Branch. Read more
World Water Day salute!
/in Camp, Caribbean, CaribbeanSEA, Clean Water, Education, Kids, TenneSEA, Tennessee Valley, Water Quality/by Mary Beth SuttonWater. We all require it for life. We all need CLEAN water and LOTS of it! Caribbean SEA and TenneSEA work at the grassroots level to empower kids and their communities to get clean water. The Flint, Michigan water disaster was a wake up call for many to realize that you cannot take your water for granted. The changing precipitation patterns throughout the Caribbean have led to water scarcity or tremendous flooding events. Atlanta, Georgia faces water shortages not just because of increases in water use, but also because of changing precipitation patterns. We CANNOT take our water for granted.
Today, we salute three water champions : Valerie Constantin-Regis, Naomi Abraham Moon, and Randal Hale. Read more
Save Water, Drink Wine 2017 was FABULOUS!
/in CaribbeanSEA, Clean Water, Conservation, Education, TenneSEA, Water Quality/by NaomiThanks for the great welcome back! Save Water, Drink Wine was so fabulous this year!!! Many thanks to our SPONSORS and VOLUNTEERS and EVERYONE WHO CAME for making this our […]
Sapelo Island Teacher’s Workshop has been funded by VW!
/in Clean Water, Conservation, Education, teaching, TenneSEA, Tennessee Valley, Uncategorized/by Mary Beth SuttonThanks to VW Chattanooga, the Sapelo Island Teacher’s Workshop run by our wonderful Jim Watson is happening once again! Dates this year are June 8-12 and applications will be available soon. You must attend a meeting with Jim to be eligible to apply. We will let you know when the application meetings are as soon as we set them up! Read more
Save Water Drink Wine
/in CaribbeanSEA, Donations, education, TenneSEA/by Randal HaleCome join us in our annual event to protect the water by enjoying wine and tapas at The Barn Nursery! Silent and live auction items this year from each of our Chattanooga area and Caribbean watersheds! Wine provided by Panoram Imports, local wine distributors, and some of our wonderful regional vineyards. Tapas provided by local restaurants which in the past have included Mrs. B’s Reggae Cafe, 212 Market, Terra Nostra, Niedlov’s , Conga Latina, Pruetts Signal Mountain Market and Publix.
Tickets are $45 in Advance and $50 dollars the day of the Event.
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/in CaribbeanSEA, Education, Newsletter, teaching, TenneSEA/by Randal HaleProtect Mountain Creek Urban Wildlife Sanctuary and Outdoor Education Hot Spot
/in Clean Water, Conservation, Domestic, Donations, Education, Gear Closet, Kids, TenneSEA, Tennessee Valley, Uncategorized, Water Quality/by Mary Beth SuttonSupport us by visiting the Gear Closet
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